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                 ~ Winners for puzzle #116 ~
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******For 17 as the vowel 'e' solution

Jason Brown & Lee Geerts - Mr. John Van Lieshout's Gr. 6/7 class
St. Peter Canisius School - Watford, Ont., 

Jason Apostolopoulos (Gr. 4)
I found out the answer by looking at the clue, looking at the numbers and
looking closely at the numbers, then found out that the numbers they gave you had the VOWEL "E" only. Then counted up from twelve and got the first number that had only the vowel E in it.
Ms. Edwards & Mrs. Sabetti (Grade 4 / 5)
Steelesview Public School - North York, Toronto

Mrs. Spence's grade 3 class
Joseph Welsh School, Red Deer, Alberta
thrEE, sEvEn,  tEn, ElEvEn, twElvE, sEvEntEEn

Caitlin Harrison - Grade 5 class of Nancy Seamans 
Lakefield Elem. School - Quispamsis, N.B.

Ira Dubinsky
Royal West Academy

Philip Beauchamp - Gr. 7 (A. Gibson)
St. Benedict's School - Sarnia.

Bailey Anderton, William Cargill, Patrick McKinnon, 
Jana Anderson, Ken Tigner, Earl Bruyea, Scott Broad, 
Sherri Schick, Andrew Tallas, Jan Simonsen and 
Brett Connell - Grade 4 Barry Spence 
Piper Creek School - Red Deer AB

*********For 23 if you don't count y as a vowel:

Ram Naidu 
Weldon Park Academy, London, Canada.

*********For 27 as the syllable solution:

Chris hinds - Gregg Hilker
Onalaska Middle School - Onalaska, WI
       
Grade 6 Gomes/Cheverie
Brian Gomes,bmgomes@auracom.com

the 8B Class of S. Barton
CHIPMAN JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL - Chipman, New Brunswick:
Numbers divided into syllables:
 3       7     10      11           12          ____
one     two    one     three        one         four
 (the next number which contains 4 syllables is 27)

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There was a corresponding problem in french posted to our web page
     5, 6, 10, 20, 25, ___
one correct solution was received. 

Grade 4,Barry Spence 
Piper Creek School - Red Deer AB
(en française: 26)
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